Fuzzy Logic Tools

Fuzzy Logic Tools (FLT [1]) is a C++ framework for storage, analysis and design of fully general multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy systems, without constraints in the order of either the inputs or the output vectors. This sofware is based on my doctoral thesis [2] (spanish).

FLT has been written in C++. This software has been compiled and tested on GNU/Linux using GCC [3], and on Microsoft Windows© operating systems using MinGW [4], both on 32 and 64 bits architectures.

FLT is source code, so you do not need to be installed. If you wish, you can copy the directory "flt" to a route included in the search path of your compiler, for example, "/usr/include" in GNU/Linux or "C:\MinGW\include" if you use MinGW in Microsoft Windows©.

FLT can be used to make MATLAB© [5] function via MATLAB© API. We recommend that you use GNUMex [6] with Mingw [4] to compile the MEX files in Microsoft Windows© enviroments. Some MATLAB aplications are in the "matlab_utilities" folder. These applications are MEX files that use Fuzzy Logic Tools.

Authors:

• Dr. Antonio Javier Barragán Piña [7], antonio.barragan _at_ diesia.uhu.es
• Dr. José Manuel Andújar Márquez, andujar _at_ diesia.uhu.es

Department of Electronic Engineering, Computer Systems and Automation [8], University of Huelva [9] (Spain).

Special thanks to José Manuel Martín Ramos for his continued support.

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Download, Help and Bugs reports:

• You can download the latest versions of the FLT and access to forums and bugs tracking system on sourceforge.net [1].

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Documentation:

• FLT is documented by doxygen [11]. You can consult the online version of this documentation [12] or download the PDF version  [13].
• Fuzzy Logic Tools Reference Manual is also available in Google Books [14] and [15].

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Fuzzy Logic Tools uses GNU Scientific Library (GSL) [16] and Template Numerical Toolkit (TNT) [17].

For more information, please contact with authors.

Copyright (c) 2004-2013

This software is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.